Sunday, September 16, 2007
Cool Story

But when I gave my life to God, I felt like He gave me the courage to say no to my rock-star dream, to say no to my own desires, and to look at her and say, "Yes, I'm going to be home, and I'm going to take care of you. It's about you now." So, it wasn't that hard. People think, "What about all that money and fame?" Well, I had that for 10 years, and it wasn't making me satisfied. It was cool and everything, but it wasn't what I thought it was going to be. It was like freedom when I quit Korn.
Wow! Best KY Football Game Ever! KY 40 - UL 34



UK receiver Steve Johnson caught a 57-yard, game-winning touchdown pass from Andre Woodson with 28 seconds left against U of L last night.
Kentucky quarterback Andre Woodson smiled upon the Governor's Cup as fans and teammates celebrated the Wildcats' victory over Louisville last night in Commonwealth Stadium. Louisville WAS the ninth-ranked team in the country.
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Big Day Today....KY 28 - Louisville 26 - Heard It Here First
And They Say UK Basketball Fans Are Crazy?
Friday, September 14, 2007
Look Familiar?
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
Psst...America's enemies....please don't listen.
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Monday, September 03, 2007
Joyful Fans Celebrating KY's First Play From Scrimmage
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Duct Tape Bandit

This guy is so stupid, I say just let him go. Man...
You have to WATCH THIS Scroll to the top of the page and click on the video - the clip begins after the hospital commercial.
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Now That's A Big House....

Patterned after an English country house, the home of Alan and Irene Bloomfield on Delong Place is, at 24,252 square feet, the biggest in Fayette County, (Lexington) according to the records of the property valuation administrator. It has 16 furnaces, a fireplace large enough to stand in, a movie theater, a basketball court and too many half-baths to bother counting.
I don't mean to sound judgmental, and it certainly is their right to have as large a home as they want but is it really a wise way to spend your money? I don't know the Bloomfields. They may be admirable philanthropists. But as far as I can tell, 2 people live there. I like to think I'm not envious. I just like to imagine myself in other people's shoes and I ask myself "would I need a place like this to live?" I have to answer no. It's certainly a great thing about America however. We have the freedom to pursue happiness and I must admit, a part of the happiness equation for me would be; an indoor basketball court in my home. :)
Thursday, August 09, 2007
The Magic Negro?

The Magic Negro is a figure of postmodern folk culture, coined by snarky 20th century sociologists, to explain a cultural figure who emerged in the wake of Brown vs. Board of Education. "He has no past, he simply appears one day to help the white protagonist," reads the description on WIKIPEDIA
Rush Limbaugh and Paul Shanklin took the phrase and produced a comical parody.
Not so funny however, is thinking Obama could become President. One of the brightest minds in the world, Charles Krauthammer, had this to say about Obama.
Strike Two - By Charles Krauthammer
Friday, July 27, 2007 Washington Post
For Barack Obama, it was strike two. And this one was a right-down-the-middle question from a YouTuber in the South Carolina debate: "Would you be willing to meet separately, without precondition, during the first year of your administration, in Washington or anywhere else, with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea?"
"I would," responded Obama.
His explanation dug him even deeper: "The notion that somehow not talking to countries is punishment to them -- which has been the guiding diplomatic principle of this administration -- is ridiculous."
From the Nation's David Corn to super-blogger Mickey Kaus, a near-audible gasp. For Hillary Clinton, next in line at the debate, an unmissable opportunity. She pounced: "I will not promise to meet with the leaders of these countries during my first year." And she proceeded to give the reasons any graduate student could tick off: You don't want to be used for their propaganda. You need to know their intentions. Such meetings can make the situation worse.
Just to make sure no one missed how the grizzled veteran showed up the clueless rookie, the next day Clinton told the Quad-City Times of Davenport, Iowa, that Obama's comment "was irresponsible and frankly naive."
To be on the same stage as the leader of the world's greatest power is of course a prize. Read more from CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER.... The country might decide that it prefers, yes, a Republican -- say, Sept. 11 veteran Rudy Giuliani-- to a freshman senator who does not instinctively understand why an American president does not share the honor of his office with a malevolent clown like Hugo Chávez.
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Global Warming?

No, this is not global warming at work. It's a classic summer heat wave that will be nasty but not unprecedented. The cause of the heat wave is shown here. The ingredients are all simple and basic. The jet stream is well north, which allows desert-roasted air and Gulf humidity to mingle. That combination always yields the greatest discomfort. Over the next several days, the heat will be concentrated over a broad area from the central and southern Plains to the Southeast.
Saturday, August 04, 2007
NFL Hall Of Fame Induction

I have never been a Cowboys fan and certainly not a Michael Irvin fan but tonight, I became a Michael Irvin fan. If you didn't see his speech, here's a GOOD REVIEW. It was an emotional testimony of failure and faith where I saw a remorseful and humble man admit his mistakes in front of his kids, family and millions watching. It took guts to do what he did tonight.
A few weeks after the Cowboys defeated Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XXX in 1996, police found Irvin, marijuana, cocaine and strippers in a hotel room for his 30th birthday party. He pleaded no contest to felony cocaine possession and was put on probation for four years.
It was one of several run-ins with police. And Irvin wondered if he had burned his chance for making the hall.
"A few days before the vote, a current player called me and said, `They're just trying to keep you out because once you go in, the rest of us player-boys will, too,'" Irvin said. "I never thought of it like that. I hope they don't think of it like that. I'm not trying to lead the way for bad boys to get in. I'm just trying to deal with my own issues."
Tonight he convinced me that his faith in Christ has made a difference in his life and in how he is dealing with his issues.
We Were There! The 20th Annual "World's Longest Yardsale"

This year marks not only the 20th anniversary of the sale, but also the extension of the sale by 180 miles! The sale will now stretch from the Ohio/Michigan border, all the way down to Gadsden, Alabama! The US 127 Corridor Sale started in 1987. It begins at Covington, KY, and runs South to Chattanooga, TN, then switches to the Lookout Mountain Parkway, continuing to Gadsden, AL. The four day sale now starts on the first Thursday in August making dates for the 20th annual sale to be August 2-5, 2007. The sale is very popular, and visitors from several foreign countries have attended.
The original intent of the sale was to prove the back roads have something to offer, and that the interstate system was not the only mode for travel. County officials put together a list of attractions along the route in Kentucky and Tennessee. There are over three hundred attractions along the route to provide enjoyment for the family. Whether it be majestic hills, beautiful scenery, river boats, railroads, toe tapping music, arts, crafts, horses, fishing, hiking, bits of Civil War or Indian History, there are many opportunities to enjoy the beauty and culture of the land along the 127 Sale Route. Get a firsthand look as HGTV chronicles the best, the worst and the screwiest of this phenomenal secondhand roadtrip. AIR TIME: August 07, 2007 11:00 AM ET/PT. We bought a table, fishing pole, lamp and watermelon. Grand Total - $36
Friday, August 03, 2007
Thursday, August 02, 2007
In The Blink Of An Eye.....
My brother Rick, his wife Paula and their son Clay live in Minneapolis. For a couple of hours this morning, after learning about the bridge collapse and after leaving a voice message on Rick's cell phone, I felt anxiety, and my mind went in to "what if world." He was in Memphis on a trip (Pilot for Northwest Airlines) but called back about 2 hours later and said they were OK. Thank God! As he mentioned, I'm sure they will know someone who was impacted directly by this tragedy. But the reminder for me was very clear. In the blink of an eye, our lives can change; live life to it's fullest. Our prayers are with those who suffered losses.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
I Thought This Was Pretty Cool

Vigilante speed limit enforcers in Ohio are using lifelike cardboard children to scare motorists into slowing down. Speaking to the local news station, their creator, Mike Wood said "First when [motorists] saw them, it scared them that the kids were so close to the road, and they thought why are they letting their kids play next to the road like that?"
Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Kentucky Wildcats Football vs. Eastern Kentucky
Commonwealth Stadium, Lexington, KY
Sat, Sep 1, 2007
Seat location: section 118
Just Bought 4 Tickets (Me, Mary, Lyndsey & Andrew) To See The SEC's # 1 Quarterback and Heisman Candidate, Andre Woodson. Football Season is Allllmost Here!
Commonwealth Stadium Is 6 Miles From Our House.
Can You Say Tailgate?
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Debate or Audition?

This wasn't a presidential debate, it was an audition. Their anwers were without logic or depth. It was all about a competition to trick us into seeing "who cares the most." And it wasn't even cutting-edge. They could have interviewed people on the street with questions without having to go with the whole YouTube thing. Plus, there was no chance for follow up questions when they obviously didn't answer the question. A snowman asking Global Warming questions; the process and politics in general, is becoming an absolute joke.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Michael Moore Is Full Of It...this proves it.
Sorry for the video. Wouldn't it be nice if Moore said he would donate all his profits from the film to open a free medical clinic for the homeless and under-insured? I was very impressed when the CHURCH we attend announced they were opening a free clinic in the heart of downtown Lexington. It will be opening soon.
Monday, July 09, 2007
I Am Ready For Some Football - Hall of Fame Game - Sunday Aug 5th
This Time Of Year Is A Bit Difficult For Me.....I Just Can't Get Into Baseball, NASCAR, Tennis or Golf....
How Many Times Does Madden Say Bootleg?
How Many Times Does Madden Say Bootleg?
Sunday, July 08, 2007
Bob Carter Is Someone You'll Never See Interviewed....(CLICK HERE For Others)

(Warm Fuzzy Pictures Help Me Make My Point)
Professor Bob Carter of the Marine Geophysical Laboratory at James Cook University, in Australia gives what, for many Canadians, is a surprising assessment: "Gore's circumstantial arguments are so weak that they are pathetic. It is simply incredible that they, and his film, are commanding public attention."
But surely Carter is merely part of what most people regard as a tiny cadre of "climate change skeptics" who disagree with the "vast majority of scientists" Gore cites?
No; Carter is one of hundreds of highly qualified non-governmental, non-industry, non-lobby group climate experts who contest the hypothesis that human emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) are causing significant global climate change. "Climate experts" is the operative term here. Why? Because what Gore's "majority of scientists" think is immaterial when only a very small fraction of them actually work in the climate field.
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Live Earth Was Hilarious - DO SOME RESEARCH
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Happy Independence Day! (Click For Fireworks)



On July 4, 1776, we claimed our independence from Britain and Democracy was born. Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the "land of the free and the home of the brave" so they can begin their American Dream.
Are we losing our American way of life?
"Citizenship requires passing a test on American history in English. If that's true, then we do not have to create ballots in any language except English." Newt Gingrich
Monday, July 02, 2007
Movie Review

Mary and I saw Evan Almighty last week and we thought it was pretty good. If the theme of the movie had been as good as the animal training and special affects, it could have been a great movie. There's something about Morgan Freeman's role as God that grabs me. At one point, he laughs when Evan mentions "his own" plans. I think God has probably thought "my plans" were pretty humorous too. The movie is a bit cheesy at times but I thought it was a good family-friendly movie that at times had me asking "how did they do that?" It's worth a trip to the theatre.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Judges Are Everywhere!




Imagine....a panel of judges at your place of employment or at your home.
"That proposal was pathetic!No one would buy that. I must say, I have seen better landings than that. The takeoff was good but the landing was pitchy. I thought she could have handled that customer complaint much better. Are you kidding me? You call that good writing? I know 2-year olds who can write better than that. That has to me the worst job mowing a lawn I have ever seen. The roast beef....tough as shoe leather. Dawg....it just didn't work for me."
I guess we all have judges around us. It's probably a good thing we're not as brutally honest as some of the TV judges, especially the British ones. It seems a bit ironic that TV has so many judges in a society where we always hear "who are you to judge?"
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Justin's Back From The Desert! Welcome Back!

The 816th EAS has flown about 370,000 passengers, 370 million pounds of cargo on about 80,000 pallets in about 20,000 hours of flying - all of this in direct support of the Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines on the ground in Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom. For every airlift sortie of the more than 13,000 flown over the past year, there were less convoys out in harm's way as a result.
"We're in the business of flying air convoys," said Colonel Eberhart, a Baldwin City, Kan., native deployed here from Charleston AFB, S.C. "What we do not only gets people and cargo to the right place at the right time, but it also reduces the amount of convoys and the threat for our ground forces in Iraq and Afghanistan - saving the lives of the people on the road."
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
Justin With His Crew....
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